I think this picture is corny but Arline said it is a tradition so here is our mission location on the official map.
Not as far as Siberia but still 3 hours east in the Atlantic time zone.
We only had 3 couples in our office training so it went fast. We got finished by noon on Thursday, checked out and headed home to pack.
Packing took forever but we finally finished Friday night with a trunk as full as it could get (it included things such as a Kitchenaid mixer, crepe pan and all the flippers and spinners, Belgian Waffle maker, Blentec blender, a year's supply of vitamins and prescriptions, books, and lots of clothes. We missed most of those items in Siberia but we're WAY over the maximum of 200 pounds we could fit 4 suitcases. We are glad for our large trunk.
Before bedtime we had one more surprise visit from our next door neighbors.
It is tough to leave the grandkids.
Had a short night after cleaning up to leave the house for a year and left early Saturday for Denver where we visited the Temple and that night watched the UTES game. We are now making our way to Canada as we drive I-70 through the heart of the United States.
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